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Unload the load of war with a kind heart
Rubye 2022-03-24 09:03:32
War kills life, war devours humanity. As a soldier, take up arms, defend the family and the country, and use the means of war to stop the killing. As a person, from losing one's love again and again, from falling down and climbing up from a fear and despair, continue to love each other, continue to live a gentle life, and disperse The haze left by the war in the heart, the female sniper who walked through the smoke of gunpowder, used her legendary experience to tell people that the times create heroes, and war can turn a goddess into a female man, and a college student into a big killer. At the end, unarmed of the soul, and find the original self, can truly write a period for the war.
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Lysanne 2022-03-25 09:01:20
The combination of two-line narratives is not good, often disturbing the audience's emotional brewing, and shooting many scenes in MV to shoot wars will greatly reduce the authenticity (it is not true if there is a broken limb, after all), and the love scenes are too many to focus on the wrong point. Just rewriting Makarov and skipping the others, the female lead isn't capable enough to handle the role, but was startled by a falling frying pan while cooking borsch with Mrs. Roosevelt, and was naked when changing clothes. The back was scarred, and I was moved to consider ignoring the shortcomings; however, the more I watched the later, the more I felt that the ideological output in the film had degraded the film too much. It should be viewed from a more human nature, universal, and moral perspective. There should be no ideological problems, but the film instead emphasizes the superiority of ideology. This is too absurd
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Major 2022-03-22 09:02:47
It's unbelievable to watch - how can a war movie be so beautiful? The sun is spreading like satin, and there are ladybugs who don't know safety on the sight... I can't believe it was taken by a Russian, because it is completely in the tone of a teenager, there is no historical baggage at all, and the love between life and death is also With chicness, how big of a heart can hold up such a perspective? After reading the aftertaste, I think it is reasonable. Behind the camera is the Soviet Union singing Katyusha to the accompaniment of the organ and harmonica.
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Lyudmila Pavlichenko: Gentlemen, I am 25 years old and I have killed 309 fascist invaders by now. Don't you think, gentlemen, that you have been hiding behind my back for too long?